2019 Scottish Women's Cup

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2019 Scottish Women's Cup
Tournament details
CountryScotland
Teams60
Defending champions Hibernian
Final positions
Champions Glasgow City [1]
Runner-up Hibernian
Tournament statistics
Matches played48
Goals scored347 (7.23 per match)
All statistics correct as of 15 November 2019.
  2018
2021–22  

The 2019 SWF Scottish Cup , known as the 2019 SSE Scottish Women's Cup for sponsorship reasons, was the 48th official edition (50th overall) of the national cup competition in Scottish women's football.

Contents

First round

Teams in Bold advanced to the second round. The number in brackets indicates the level on the Scottish women's league pyramid each team competes in the 2019 season. H&I indicates a team which plays in the Highlands & Islands League.

Home teamScoreAway team
28 April 2019
Raith Rovers (3)3–2Rutherglen (4)
Ayr United (3)1–2BSC Glasgow (4)
Dunfermline Athletic (3)13–0Stewarton United (4)
Montrose (3)5–4Renfrew (3)
Morton (4)0–4 Aberdeen (3)
Bishopton (4)9–2Granite City (4)
Borders (4)5–0Mid Annandale (4)
Airdrie (4)5–2Murieston United (4)
East Kilbride Thistle (4) w/o Edinburgh Caledonia (4)
Stonehaven (3)3–0
(Awarded)
Annan Athletic (4)

Source: [2]

Second round

Teams in Bold advanced to the third round.

Home teamScoreAway team
2 June 2019
Queen's Park (3)17–0Clachnacuddin (H&I)
Dundee City (4)4–3 ( a.e.t. )BSC Glasgow (4)
Buchan (3)2–3 Aberdeen (3)
Musselburgh Windsor (4)2–5Westdyke (3)
Panmure (4)1–19Inverness Caledonian Thistle (3)
Boroughmuir Thistle (3)7–1 Montrose (3)
Deveronvale (3)1–4 ( a.e.t. )Edinburgh Caledonia (4)
West Park United (4)2–1Borders (4)
Dryburgh Athletic (4)1–2Stonehaven (3)
United Glasgow (4)0–6 East Fife (3)
Nairn (H&I)0–7Clark Drive (4)
Airdrie (4)3–5Dunfermline Athletic (3)
Clyde (4)4–2Bishopton (4)
Raith Rovers (3)3–0
(Awarded)
Moray (4)
Kilwinning SC (4)3–0
(Awarded)
Kelty Hearts (3)
St Mirren (4)3–0
(Awarded)
Stranraer (4)
2 August 2019
Stenhousemuir (4)3–0
(Awarded)
Pollok United (4)

Sources: [2] [3]

Third round

Teams competing in the 2019 Scottish Women's Premier League enter in this round. Teams in Bold advanced to the fourth round.

Home teamScoreAway team
11 August 2019
Kilmarnock (2)4–3 East Fife (3)
Queen's Park (3)5–1Westdyke (3)
Dundee City (4)4–3 ( a.e.t. )St Mirren (4)
Dunfermline Athletic (3)8–2Stonehaven (3)
Spartans (1)1–2 Aberdeen (3)
St Johnstone (2)2–0 Boroughmuir Thistle (3)
Heart of Midlothian (2)24–0Raith Rovers (3)
Motherwell (1)2–0 ( a.e.t. ) Partick Thistle (2)
Edinburgh Caledonia (4)0–16 Glasgow City (1)
West Park United (4)0–16 Celtic (1)
Clyde (4)4–1Clark Drive (4)
Forfar Farmington (1)3–0
(Awarded)
Stenhousemuir (4)
Kilwinning SC (4)w/o Hamilton Academical (2)
18 August 2019
Hutchison Vale (2)0–5 [A] Inverness Caledonian Thistle (3)
Rangers (1)6–0 [A] Glasgow Girls (2)
21 August 2019
Hibernian (1)5–0 [B] Stirling University (1)
  1. ^
    A-The Hutchison Vale-Inverness Caledonian Thistle and Rangers-Glasgow Girls matches were abandoned on 11 August 2019 due to waterlogged pitches and were replayed on 18 August 2019.
  2. ^
    B-Hibernian's match against Stirling University was postponed from 11 August 2019 to 21 August 2019 due to Hibernian competing in the 2019–20 UEFA Women's Champions League qualifying round.

Sources: [2] [4]

Fourth round

Teams in Bold advanced to the quarter-finals.

Home teamScoreAway team
25 August 2019
Queen's Park (3)4–2Dunfermline Athletic (3)
Hamilton Academical (2)12–0Clyde (4)
Glasgow City (1)20–0Dundee City (4)
Aberdeen (3)3–1 Kilmarnock (2)
Forfar Farmington (1)0–4 Rangers (1)
Heart of Midlothian (2)1–7 Hibernian (1)
Celtic (1)2–0 St Johnstone (2)
Motherwell (1)5–0Inverness Caledonian Thistle (3)

Sources: [2] [5]

Quarter-finals

Teams in Bold advanced to the semi-finals.

Home teamScoreAway team
15 September 2019
Hibernian (1)3–0 Hamilton Academical (2)
Celtic (1)0–2 Glasgow City (1)
Motherwell (1)5–0 Queen's Park (3)
Aberdeen (3)0–1 Rangers (1)

Sources: [2] [5]

Semi-finals

Teams in Bold advanced to the final.

13 October 2019Rangers1–4 Glasgow City Stirling
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Stadium: Forthbank Stadium
Attendance: 351
13 October 2019 Hibernian 4–1Motherwell Stirling
15:30
Report Callaghan Soccerball shade.svg62'Stadium: Forthbank Stadium
Attendance: 237

Sources: [2] [5]

Final

Hibernian3–4Glasgow City
Report
Tynecastle Park , Edinburgh
Attendance: 3,123 [7]
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Hibernian
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Glasgow City
1 Flag of Scotland.svg Jenna Fife
3 Flag of Scotland.svg Amy Muir
4 Flag of Scotland.svg Siobhan Hunter
7 Flag of Scotland.svg Jamie-Lee Napier
8 Flag of Scotland.svg Cailin Michie
10 Flag of Scotland.svg Shannon McGregor
11 Flag of Scotland.svg Colette Cavanagh
15 Flag of Scotland.svg Amy Gallacher
17 Flag of Scotland.svg Joelle Murray (c)
19 Flag of Scotland.svg Chelsea Cornet
23 Flag of Scotland.svg Rachael Boyle
Substitutes:
13 Flag of Scotland.svg Jeni Currie
9 Flag of Scotland.svg Lia Tweedie
12 Flag of Scotland.svg Lauren Davidson
14 Flag of Scotland.svg Shannon Leishman
16 Flag of Scotland.svg Ellis Notley
20 Flag of the United States.svg Siobhan Higgins
28 Flag of Scotland.svg Eilidh Adams
Manager:
Flag of Scotland.svg Grant Scott
29 Flag of Scotland.svg Lee Alexander
2 Flag of Scotland.svg Rachel McLauchlan
4 Flag of Scotland.svg Hayley Lauder
6 Flag of Scotland.svg Jo Love
8 Flag of Scotland.svg Leanne Crichton
9 Flag of Scotland.svg Kirsty Howat
10 Flag of Ireland.svg Clare Shine
11 Flag of Scotland.svg Nicola Docherty
16 Flag of Scotland.svg Leanne Ross (c)
18 Flag of Scotland.svg Sam Kerr
24 Flag of Scotland.svg Eilish McSorley
Substitutes:
25 Flag of Scotland.svg Erin Clachers
12 Flag of Scotland.svg Jenna Clark
14 Flag of Scotland.svg Hayley Sinclair
15 Flag of Scotland.svg Nicola Reid
20 Flag of Scotland.svg Carly Girasoli
23 Flag of Scotland.svg Megan Foley
Manager:
Flag of Scotland.svg Scott Booth

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